It's March! Tim & Al become audio tour guides for the big London conference this month, listen to new song 'God Of All' by Ben Cantelon. Tim interviews Al exploring the key values of worship, followed by an arm wrestle!
2 July 2009 - 3:55pm
hey,
i use a jazz III dunlop pic!!
the best u can get i use it for playing my guitar, bass, ukelele
Dunlop Nylons 0.60mm for acousticm 0.73mm for electric.
Took me while to settle on these (had to use a much more flexible one when I first took up playing electric because I used to break so many strings!).
Dunlop Nylons 0.60mm for acousticm 0.73mm for electric.
Took me while to settle on these (had to use a much more flexible one when I first took up playing electric because I used to break so many strings!).
I use the Dulop Nylon .73 for acoustic. I also use a basic medium fender (or other brand) pick for acoustic. For electric, I use the Dunlop Tortex orange (not sure the guage).
Anyone know how I can get some worshipcentral.org picks? Not sure if they ship them to this side of the pond.
dunlop 0.6mm nylon all the way guys!
Actually, I have to correct myself ... I do usually use 0.6mm nylons on acoustic.
Joe
"One, two, three, here we go..."
Worship Central pics, of course! We got a ton made for one of our events, and have been working our way through them ever since!
Keytars dont tend to use them... =p
Then again I like the ones that say "Pic Jesus" on them =p
My knowledge of anything else (ie how thick it is etc...) is rather abysmal... =]
=D
I use a Wedgie Delrin 0.88 mm for Acoustic. It's the best pick i've ever tried!!! For electric i use a Dunlop Big Stubby 2.00 mm., it allows me to play faster.
I'd like to try one of these Worship Central picks, Al!!! ¿Where can i get one?
Blessings.
Sergi.
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Preference & style of play has a lot of weight here... I personally think the Jazz pickups are way too heavy, but that's for my style of play.
I use Gibson mediums for electric guitar: thin enough to strum chords easily, thick enough to pick lead lines. The plastic is fairly soft, so you don't get too much of a clicky noise off them.
Acoustic, Dunlop nylon 0.5mm or 0.7mm.
Joe
"One, two, three, here we go..."
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Joe
"One, two, three, here we go..."
www.myspace.com/josephhargreaves